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\nImpacts of Technology in Relationships
\nOne of the major technological advances in the modern world is the
\ndevelopment of social media platforms such as WhatsApp, Facebook,
\nInstagram, Twitter, telegram, and many others. It is also important to note that
\nmore social media platforms are coming up as technology evolves. However,
\nthese social media platforms are associated with addiction, anxiety, and even
\ndepression. This paper will address the impacts of technology on my
\nrelationship.
\nTechnology has severely affected our physical interaction with friends,
\nfamily, and colleagues. For instance, it has been very difficult to concentrate
\non a physical conversation in a family meeting or meeting friends due to the
\nanxiety of getting social media notifications and replying to them. When a
\nperson posts a picture of themselves on social media, the responses from
\nstrangers, on such as occasion, would constantly check for these likes,
\ncomments, and replies. Little do we know that by doing so, we are only
\ngetting a short-lived excitement due to the dopamine rush.
\nTechnology has limited our constructive physical bonding, making us
\nlonely and depressed. When we rely on social media for happiness, we
\ndevelop poor physical interactive skills and create social isolation and
\nbreakage of social ties with friends and families. Social media, therefore,
\nbuilds weak relationships. For instance, when a fellow is trying to
\ncommunicate a point while we are busy on phones, it shows disinterest, and
\nthey easily get irritated, making it difficult to engage in a constructive
\ndiscussion.
\nConclusion
\nThe world is evolving, and technology is evolving. Despite making it
\neasier to interact with people far away from oneself, technology has negative
\neffects comparable to the effects of alcohol, smoking, and gambling addiction.
\nThese effects are also associated with an early introduction to the use of
\ntechnology.
\nREFERENCES
\nSullivan, Y. W., & Koh, C. E. (2019). Social media enablers and
\ninhibitors: Understanding their relationships in a social networking site
\ncontext. International Journal of Information Management, 49, 170-189.
\nhttps:\/\/www.sciencedirect.com\/science\/article\/abs\/pii\/S0268401217308691
\nBM Reponse to student adt-250 words
\nUnder two years ago I was very active on my social media on the common platforms,
\nSnapChat, Facebook, and Instagram. The relationships I have developed were mostly
\nsuperficial and not realizing that at the time I often found myself not feeling truly
\nunderstood or taken seriously, at my own fault. The people I only knew through these
\napps were taking up so much of my time that my personal relationships I had with
\npeople sitting right across from me suffered. Some time after, I decided to be more
\npresent with people who knew me personally by limiting my time on Instagram and
\nremoving SnapChat and Facebook from my phone. In the beginning it was annoying
\nwhen people would use their phone while talking with me. I just accepted that some
\npeople are not ready to reduce their time on their cell phones. Today my relationships
\nwith my parents, siblings, and close friends are stronger than they were two years ago.
\nNot to mention the extra free time I had to do things and meet new people in person.
\nReferences
\nWhite, Andre. (2016, December 12). Addiction to Technology is Ruining Lives \u2013 Simon
\nSinek on Inside Quest [Video]. YouTube.
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